Confusion exists in Quebec over who is eligible for a COVID-19 vaccine.
A hearing to request the approval of a class action lawsuit relating to alleged sexual assault crimes of a former Montreal police officer and hockey coach was held this morning.
Quebec’s minister for seniors set new policy goals for long term care centres.
A Montreal man tells of his brave and difficult struggle with COVID-19, and his remarkable story of survival
The mayor of Pierrefonds-Roxboro is proposing a drive-thru COVID vaccination clinic open in his borough.
Parents at a Montreal school for children with autism are upset they aren’t being included in a COVID-19 vaccination pilot project.
Montreal public health is expanding its vaccination pilot project to include nine more schools in areas of the city where a COVID-19 variant outbreak has taken hold.
A senior citizen offers his vaccination appointment up to a younger cancer patient he believes needs the shot more than he does.
Advocates for senior citizens say they worry about logistical issues in getting seniors to vaccination sites.
As the coroner continues its investigation, the family of Yasaman Salehi wants to know the details of why and how she was fatally struck by a transit bus in downtown Montreal.
A group of kindergarten students at St. George’s made almost two dozen cards for lonely seniors citizens living in Place Kensington in Westmount.
Senior citizens who don’t live in group homes in Quebec say there is a lack of communication available about how to register to get the COVID-19 vaccine, and where to go for help.
A niece is trying to get back her dead uncle’s cat that was handed over to the SPCA and given to a new family after the uncle passed away.
François Legault would like stricter travel restrictions put in place to dissuade Quebecers from travelling for March break.
As pediatricians in Montreal see record numbers of injuries, city officials say they’re doing what they can to make sledding hills safe and call on parents to do their part.